Henrico News Minute

Metro Richmond remains one of the worst places in the nation for asthma sufferers, but there's some good news; what's next for Shannon Taylor after her election in the First District; this day in Henrico history; where to find the VA250 Mobile Museum today and tomorrow in the county.

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A big night for Henrico Democrats, as Shannon Taylor unseats Rob Wittman in the First District; Jennifer McClellan easily wins reelection in the Fourth District; Mark Warner reelected to Senate seat; Henrico removes Flock cameras on its own, but will no longer seek reimbursement for doing so.

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Flock cameras are still up throughout Henrico 17 days after the county cancelled its contract with the company; remediation efforts ongoing after more than 1.4 million gallons of sewage spill into Eastern Henrico creek; Moody Middle, Tuckahoe Elementary named top elementary and middle schools in Henrico by U.S. News and World Report; woman dies in pedestrian crash near Richmond International Airport; our Weekend Top 5.

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An update on ICE flights from Richmond International Airport; a judge rules in favor of Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in dispute about worker protest actions; Regency's redevelopment continues; LMR to host its 'Board Connector' tonight.

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Amtrak service to D.C. through Staples Mill station returns to normal; Highland Springs native in the running for national podcast award; Henrico Public Works uses AI as part of pilot program to identify, evaluate assets; judge certifies murder charges against parents following death this summer of 1-month-old child.

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Why Henrico Schools officials aren't seeking more money to fix ongoing HVAC issues; weigh in on the First District Congressional race during our "office hours" this week; Henrico Police make an arrest in the shooting death of a 5-year-old; today in Henrico history.

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Proposed regulations for marijuana businesses in Henrico County advance; arrest made in connection with death of Henrico firefighter; Southwest Airlines announces service to new destination from RIC; principal holding himself and school accountable after child wanders off from West End elementary school.

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Henrico Commonwealth's Attorney Shannon Taylor faces a lawsuit from a former Henrico prosecutor who alleges retaliation after he reported alleged sexual assault to her; an update on Henrico transportation improvement projects; Henrico expands early voting to daily hours through Oct. 31; Varina American Legion Post 233 to host its Sneaker Ball Saturday.

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Hundreds pack a West End meeting about data centers proposed in Goochland County; slate of data center bills that would establish moratoriums on new facilities will greet members of the General Assembly in January; facilities leader with HCPS retires; podcasting course planned tomorrow at Varina Library.

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A 47-year-old woman is faces charges after allegedly assaulting a student at a Henrico bus stop; police arrest a man on charges related to a January murder; Sadler Road project expected to be completed next summer; more than 200 people participate in Halloween Hustle 5K and Kids Run.

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